physiotherapist
Ministry Of Health - Jordan
Total years of experience :12 years, 9 Months
• The implantation of treatment programs by specialized physical medicine for patients to enable them to improve the functioning of the affected elite and relieve pain through the implantation of the specific exercise and therapeutic movement.
• Study and analysis of physiotherapy programs and determine the steps and procedures, timing and stages of application, timing and stages of application of the therapeutic program.
• Determine the necessary and therapeutic movements and their recurrence rates in coordination with the attending physician
• Assist in studying the basic skills required for daily activity to determine the abilities and constraints involved in designing therapeutic exercise to restore muscle strength
• Training the patient on exercises to strengthen his body through the use of weights and bolts and sports machines and the implantation of ground movements to strengthen the muscles of limbs and back and neck
• Train patients how to use wheelchairs
• Recording and documenting treatment data, patient response, progress, and improvement
• Training the patient and his / her parents on the necessary exercises to follow them at home.
• Preparation and submission of patient health reports to the treating physician
• Participate in evaluating the performance and identify the training needs and contribute to the preparation of training plans and supervision of the implantation of the department employees and trainees and develop their skills and supervision of their implantation.
• Make a record of consumables used in the physiotherapy department and submit them to direct supervisor
• Apply occupational safety and health measures and develop occupational safety and health measures.
• Good knowledge of the laws and regulations that require the best possible functioning.
Communicate with referring physicians and other healthcare professionals regarding patient problems, needs, and progress. Consult with physicians in coordination with MAM when physiotherapy needs are detected or need to be revised.
Uses all physiotherapy equipment, supplies, and machinery properly and safely, and keeps the equipment and physiotherapy rooms clean and tidy after each use.
Participate actively in multidisciplinary meetings by sharing a professional opinion about the patient’s physiotherapy or functional status, evolution, and goals as appropriate for the objective of the meeting.
Record regular notes in the agreed manner in the patient’s file and include any changes in the patient’s status, therapy goals, OPD clinic findings, and surgeries.
Collect, records and submits quantitative and qualitative data in the designated register, or as requested by the supervisor
Physical therapists are licensed professionals who work with people who have sustained disabilities, impairments, or limitations in their overall physical function. These deviations can be the result of disease, injury, or pathological processes. Physical therapists examine, evaluate, diagnose, develop treatment plans, and provide prognoses for patients on an individual basis. Through the modalities of exercise, mobilization, manipulation, heat, cold,
and electrical stimulation, physical therapists work to restore function, improve mobility, and decrease pain with the goal of re-establishing a patient’s prior functional level.
Physical therapists focus on the evaluation of strength, balance, range of motion, coordination, endurance, and posture of each individual patient. Rehabilitation strategies often involve specific exercises to stretch and strengthen muscles as well as to improve posture, balance, and endurance. Over the course of the rehabilitation period, physical therapists document progress, re-evaluate physical findings, and modify treatment strategies as appropriate. They often work as a team with a variety of other professionals, including physicians, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, and recreational therapists: all with the same goal of reaching maximal patient functional independence.
There are many specialty areas in the field of physical therapy. Below is a brief description of the most common specialty areas in physical therapy.
Orthopedic - Orthopedic physical therapists diagnose, manage, and treat disorders and injuries of the musculoskeletal system as well as rehabilitate patients after orthopedic surgery. They are trained in the treatment of postoperative joints, acute sports injuries, arthritis, and many other musculoskeletal system disorders.
Neurological - Neurological physical therapy is a discipline focused on working with individuals who have a neurological disorder or disease; these therapists work with patients to improve these areas of dysfunction. These disorders or diseases include but are not limited to Alzheimer's disease, brain injury, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, spinal cord injury, and stroke; they can lead to multiple physical problems such paralysis, vision impairment, poor balance, inability to ambulate, and loss of functional independence.
Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation - Cardiovascular and pulmonary rehabilitation physical therapists treat patients with cardiopulmonary disorders or those who have had cardiac or pulmonary surgery. Patients with disorders including heart attacks, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and pulmonary fibrosis are only a few examples of those who would benefit from cardiovascular and pulmonary specialized physical therapists.
Treatments focus on improving gross and fine motor skills, balance and coordination, strength and endurance, and cognitive and sensory processing/integration. These treatments are performed on patients of all ages, from pediatric patients to the geriatric population.
bachelor degree of physical therapy with a good grade 75.6
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